Carnegie Museum of Natural History Workshop: Overcoming Obstacles to Digitization
Workshop
Workshop Report: Addressing Roadblocks and Envisioning Solutions of the Digital Extended Specimen Concept
Written by K. Pearson & L. Walker
Assembling Continental Biotas from the Cretaceous of Gondwana Workshop 2022
Entitled ‘Assembling Continental Biotas from the Cretaceous of Gondwana’, this invited workshop will bring together perspectives from scientists, students, museum collections and records staff, preparators, data managers, and curators from several institutions and countries in the context of the developing fossil record from many regions of the former supercontinent of Gondwana.
Workshop report: Paleontologists explore Wikidata
Thirty participants gathered virtually for a workshop, Using wikidata to capture and share information about people in paleontology, on March 29-31, 2022. This workshop was a hands-on introduction to finding, editing, and using data in wikidata, using people associated with paleontology collections (e.g., collectors, researchers, collections staff) as subjects. Wikidata offers a centralized, accessible platform for working collaboratively to disambiguate people associated with collections and mobilize biographical information about them.
iDigBio launches Digitization Academy
iDigBio launched its new Digitization Academy this summer with an inaugural course, Introduction to Biodiversity Specimen Digitization. This free, online course focuses on introducing the creation of digital data about biodiversity specimens to those who are just beginning this activity.
iDigBio at Botany 2021
iDigBio researchers and staff joined nearly 2000 other attendees from over 60 countries at the virtual Botany Conference, July 18-23, 2021. Talks throughout the conference showcased the essential role of herbaria–and digitized data associated with herbarium specimens–in the botanical sciences.
Imaging Workshop: Specimen Photography in Museum Collections
What: Imaging Workshop: Specimen Photography in Museum Collections
Who: Hosted by PILSBRy TCN (Paul Callomon of ANSP), Invitation open
A Practical Exploration of Biotic Interaction Data Management and Information Retrieval through TPT and GloBI
Join Jorrit Poelen and Katja Seltmann for "A Practical Exploration of Biotic Interaction Data Management and Information Retrieval through Terrestrial Parasite Tracker (TPT) and Global Biotic Interactions (GloBI)."
Finding Field Station Data for Research Use: A virtual mini-workshop
The discovery and use of digital field station data
Running Collaborative Online Meetings - an international interactive workshop
iDigBio at MOBILISE Workshops
SciComm 101
Workshop at Digitial Data 3: Tools and Best Practices for Biodiversity Data Science: A Data Carpentries Introduction with Python
The Carpentries (comprised of Data Carpentry, Library Carpentry, and Software Carpentry) is a project whose mission is to teach foundational computational and data science skills to researchers and others who create, manage, and use data. Specifically, Data Carpentry lessons are designed to be picked up by learners who do not have any previous programming experience.
Biodiversity Heritage Library Data-mining Workshop
Biodiversity Heritage Library Data-mining Workshop
MOBILISE First Training School on Digitization and Data Management of Collections!
The European MOBILISE COST Action sets out "to foster a cooperative network in Europe to support excellent research activities, and facilitate knowledge and technology transfer around natural science collections." As part of their efforts to prepare for the funding and implementation of DiSSCo, they are setting up their first First Training School on Digitization and Data Management of Collections!
UK SWANS Practical Digitization Workshop
Participants at this event are staff caring for small and regional collections, essentially, non-national museum curators. This workshop will key in on ideas, models, and training for incorporating digitization at this level. The goals are to focus on practical recommendations that require very little in the way of additional budget or expertise where possible. Practical training may be offered in one or two key areas, for example, georeferencing, data standards, and review of recommendations based on the Five Task Clusters paper (Nelson, et al 2012).
ELC-ePANDDA-Earthrates Demo Derby Workshop Application Deadline March 12
The impact of digital data on raising the profiles of natural history museums and ensuring that museum-based researchers remain at the forefront of science (workshop presented at ICOM NATHIST)
The impact of digital data on raising the profiles of natural history museums and ensuring that museum-based researchers remain at the forefront of science (workshop presented at ICOM NATHIST)
Resources for Collections-Based Undergraduate Education Workshop
Digital Photography 101 Workshop
Using Digitized Paleontological Data in Research Workshop
Georeferencing and visualizing biodiversity data for research
Contributed by Deborah Paul (iDigBio – FSU), Shelley James (iDigBio- UF)
Georeferencing for Research Use, a Short Course
UPDATE: Wiki in development https://www.idigbio.org/wiki/index.php/Georeferencing_for_Research_Use
WeDigBio 2016 Starts to Take Shape
by Libby Ellwood and Austin Mast
Coding Phenological Data from Herbarium Sheets Workshop
Herbarium specimens are rich with information above and beyond what is written on the label. In particular, specimens can tell us the phenological phase of the plant, as evidenced by the presence of buds, flowers, or young leaves.PHOIBOS2 at Biosphere 2 - practical hacking on identifiers
Permanent, globally unique identifiers are increasingly critical for the efficient analysis, publishing, tracking and reuse of dig data, including biological, geological and ecological information. Practical Hacking On Identifiers at BiOSphere2 (PHOIBOS2) took place at The University of Arizona’s Biosphere 2, Oracle, Arizona, from Feb 17-19, 2016. The Biosphere2 was an ideal location for a workshop - remote, spiny vegetation,
ASM 2016 Geometric Morphometrics workshop
iDigBio is co-hosting a Geometric Morphometrics workshop at ASM 2016.
Date: Friday, June 24th
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Cost per person (includes lunch and refreshments): $20 Students, $30 Non-Students
Minimum number of attendees: none
Maximum number of attendees: 60
iDigBio @ the American Society of Mammalogists Meeting 2016
iDigBio will be participating in the 96th annual meeting of the American Society of Mammalogists in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The meeting will take place 24-28 June 2016 on the Twin Cities campus of the University of Minnesota.
Addressing Biological Informatics Workforce Needs
by Shelley James
Scripps Institution of Oceanography Digitization Meeting
Attendees restricted to Scripps Institution of Oceanography staff.
Wiki agenda is here: https://www.idigbio.org/wiki/index.php/IDigBio_Scripps_Institute_of_Ocea...
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